Great food, especially the burgers. Menu is not too big but you cant go wrong with any of the…read moreoptions.

The other week, we were feeling burgers for dinner. I almost never (up until recently) go out for…read moreburgers. It's just not my thing BUT I had a weird craving for a cool burger. After looking around for spots that had burgers, we ended up at Crazy Good Kitchen! They're located on Newbury St and we were able to snag a parking spot right outside. It was not too busy the day we visited & we were seated immediately. They have a QR Code to scan at each corner of their tables to see their menu. Menu is pretty small, imo. Not too many options for burgers. We ended up getting the following to try: - Double trouble burger (2 patties) - 3 chicken tenders + fries (Parmesan dip + parm truffle fries) Thoughts: Chicken tenders themselves had no flavor. Used a lot of ketchup + parm dip sauce. Chicken was cooked well though. The tenders were juicy and not dry at all. We wished the fries were crispier. For the burger, we requested for two patties. Wish bacon was crispier; they gave a good amount of bacon but it was very oily and soft. Patties were cooked to our liking. Thought it was not bad & much better than the chicken tenders. We left Crazy Good Kitchen SUPER full. Our server was awesome! She was attentive and efficient. I don't think I would be back though. I didn't find the food to be "crazy good" at all but just okay.

A small, cozy cafe on newbury street that deserves more love!…read more The coffee is good, nothing out of this world. But the ambiance, decor, and quietness in here is so calm and peaceful. This is a picture perfect place for studying or work. This place does have very minimal seating. Service was great : )

I really enjoyed this place. Very small, seating inside and outside. The staff was very friendly…read moreand the food came out quick. We ordered: BLT: 4/5, great sandwich but nothing to make it stand out, could have added more bacon. Sausage egg cheese on a croissant: 5/5, gigantic and tasty, and I absolutely loved that it came with a side of fruit Hot chocolate: extremely yummy but the cup was only half full??? I asked for whipped cream, yes, but that doesn't mean the liquid should barely get to half the cup. Raspberry lime Ricky: 5/5 can't go wrong I included a picture too of the friends we made while sitting in their outdoor seating ‍

I had the Best Start of my Birthday here. The Staff went over and beyond for me to have a great…read moreexperience. S/o to the whole staff plus the two servers in the front & management. S/o to the lady that paid for my meal also!! Food was a 10/10 I will be back! Ambiance is was outstanding .

Most of the food was good, especially the bread, but I ordered eggs medium and they came back easy…read more I almost never do this, but I sent them back -- they came back nearly the same! Tuesday morning kitchen crew needs to up their game. Maybe since it's not a busy day they have an amateur cooking? There were only a couple of people in the restaurant..

This place is so cute! We had made a reservation for brunch, and arrived early. There are books,…read morefunny cards, stickers, calendars, toys,... Anything you might possibly want. We shopped around for a few minutes before being taken upstairs to be seated for brunch. The menu was varied and everyone found something that was exactly what they wanted. I had the the French toast and it was delicious. They also have a huge selection of fresh juices, smoothies, and shakes. I tried one called the Geoffrey that I loved. Our waiter was great as was the staff downstairs in the bookstore.

We came in here unplanned. It was 8:10am and we were walking around Newbury. Not many stores were…read moreopen and we wanted a small bite to eat. And to escape the cold. We walked by, not realizing that Trident was open. Then we saw a woman seated at the table by the window sipping her coffee! So we counted out lucky stars and walked right in! We walked around the bookstore first. So much to browse here - the staff recs! I've already read some, some are on my tbr list but some are new to me! Will take note of the new titles. We moseyed over to the cafe and ordered the potato chuckwagon. You can order using the QR code or with the paper menu. Both are so easy! It was the most delicious breakfast for us - the eggs were poached perfectly with runny yolks. We cleaned our plate! Highly recommend! Will definitely come back!!

Great food and drinks! The biscuits are delicious. Mario was an awesome server! We will definitely…read morebe coming back.

This was an amazing find of a restaurant on our little trip to Boston. As of many of the other…read morereviews state, the biscuits are a must. They were the dark horse that I never would have thought about ordering normally. Biscuits for dinner? Eh. But they were delicious and lighter than expected and the pimento cheese I could have ate by the spoonfuls. The oysters were clean and delicious. Everything you hope to have from Northeast oysters especially being from Texas where most of the places here serve Gulf oysters that don't even come close to comparing. I could have drank the mignonette. The pimento mac n cheese was on point and flavorful (and again that pimento cheese, yum). The wagyu burgers were so good. The burger was tender and flavorful, the bread was soft and light and slightly sweet, and the onion ring added a great texture to the mix. Think of a amped up western burger. The ambiance was a cool vibe yet a home feel. We were seated quickly but it took awhile for anyone to acknowledge us. Service was good once it started and the food came out quickly. If we ever make it back to Boston, it will definitely be on our list to revisit. Great late dinner spot. Simple foods done right. (Oh, and the drinks were delicious. I wanted to try them all. Mine tasted exactly like an apple pie.)

Decided to stop by Caffébene since we were in the area and I must say that I am glad we did. This…read morecafé was very clean and spacious and the staff were very polite. We ordered: Whipped Cream Strawberry ($7.50) Cream Cheese & Blueberry ($7.50) A small iced Cafe Saigon (Vietnamese Latte $5.25)

I come here specifically for the Misugaru Ice Parfait--it's the best bingsoo I've had in Boston so…read morefar. The flavors strike a perfect balance between sweet and nutty without being overwhelming. The dessert is beautifully layered, with ice cream on top, two layers of red bean, almonds, mochi, and misugaru powder, all finished with condensed milk. It's especially great if you prefer desserts that aren't overly sweet. The portion is generous and can easily be shared among three people, making it a great option to enjoy with friends.

This place was recommended by the concierge at our hotel. We even asked a few other people in town…read more They all said this place was good. So we had to try it. We walked from trolly stop 7. Nice easy walk. We arrived and the place was packed. No reservation. We came to the street entrance, which we thought was the main entrance. The person there took us to a seat at the oyster bar downstairs. The vibe was awesome. A mostly young crowd. Looked like a great place for after work meet up. Our waitress took our order. Clean chowda, Oysters, Lobsta Frites, and a Lobsta Roll (my first). Everything was better than expected. I even got a little education on the oysters from the shuckers. BTW, the red sauce in the dropper bottle is Hella Hot, but really good. The place was rocking and then we found out that there was an upstairs also. This place was very nice for a date and for some out of downers like us. I recommend it.

Wanted to love this place, but the food arrived cold and the service was dismissive…read more We ordered the clam chowder, a burger, and the warm lobster roll (they offer both warm and cold versions). When we mentioned that the lobster roll was cold, the server looked at me like I was dumb, pointed at the lobster roll, and said, "That is warm babe." The response came across so rude and unprofessional. There were also issues with our order being forgotten. We had to place the lobster roll order a second time because it wasn't entered the first time around. During that second order, the server asked whether we wanted fries or chips with the lobster roll, and we chose fries. We later found out we were charged an additional $4 for the fries, which was never mentioned.

Rule #1: Never say no to bread. This time, I didn't even get the chance - it just showed up. As it…read moreshould. Started with the charcuterie board, and that first combo of cheese + jam + warm bread - one of those ratatouille moments. Simple, but exactly right. Then the salad - a little sweetness from the pecans, and somehow going back and forth between that and the charcuterie felt like the right strategy. Service was super solid and attentive without hovering, always around when you needed something. Ordered a Kronenbourg 1664 mid-meal - crisp, slightly sweet, easy to keep sipping. Then the seared salmon came out, topped with shrimp. More seafood with my seafood? Absolutely. Left completely full, finishing off the extra jam as a low-effort dessert. Could've ordered something sweet, but sometimes it's better to switch locations and convince yourself you're being active on the way to the next spot. indoor = warm and cozy outside = sun and dogs

Finally went here for brunch/lunch after walking past it all the time since they opened!…read more Really cute place, feels warm and cozy especially on a sunny but cold windy spring day! Very charming interior with the plants and comfy seating along the wall and the lighting. They are walk in only and do not take reservations so be prepared for a wait. We got there around 1pm on Sunday afternoon and it was full - they said it would be a 1 hour wait. So we put our name down and were just waiting for another friend and standing in the tiny vestibule- and then surprisingly after about 10 minutes were told that 4 spots cleared at the bar!! I ordered the Mamas breakfast- scrambled eggs, toast, no bacon, salad. The eggs were soft and rich cooked in butter no doubt. I asked for jam for my toast and it was a fresh chunky strawberry jam - went great with the buttered toast. Hubs and a friend both got the smoked salmon - seemed a bit light - so I shared my eggs with hubs. Other friend got the eggs Benedict which looked amazing and he really enjoyed it too. They also ordered mimosas - how that comes is they serve a bottle of the alcohol (if you order a bottle that is) and a carafe of the orange juice. Hubs ordered a Ferrero Rocher-tini- which is listed under the Grown Up Coffee section in the drinks menu - it was very decadent! We had a nice leisurely brunch and pretty much closed the place down as they close at 3pm. Got some pics of the place empty too! Service was friendly. Overall a great experience- will be back for another meal for sure!

Food was great! We were seated in a basement, ambience is friendly but would recommend trying to be…read moreseated where light seeps through. But it's so difficult to get seated in the first place! Lovely staff, but service is a bit slow for food.

The food and services were amazing. I would totally recommend coming. I've already scheduled my…read morenext trip.

My daughter likes it so much, especially the fruit favor like strawberry mango and lemon. My…read morefavorite is coffee and pistachios.

Best gelato around. Cute little spot with great service! Personal favorite: Signature macaron…read moregelato cone